Caucasus
The Caucasus stretches 1,200km between the Black and Caspian seas, dividing Europe and Asia. It contains Elbrus (5,642m), Europe's highest peak, and dozens of peaks above 4,000m in a geologically active zone. The Greater Caucasus offers serious alpinism on par with the Western Alps.
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Gunung
5642 m
Puncak Tertinggi
Gambaran kontur
Gunung
Mount Elbrus (5642m)
5642 m
·Russia
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3
Dykh-Tau (5205m)
5205 m
·Russia
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5
Mount Shkhara (5193m)
5193 m
·Georgia
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5
Koshtantau (5152m)
5152 m
·Russia
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5
Janga (5059m)
5059 m
·Georgia
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4
Mount Kazbek (5033m)
5033 m
·Georgia
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3
Pushkin Peak (5033m)
5033 m
·Georgia
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4
Mizhirgi (5025m)
5025 m
·Russia
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4
Katyn-Tau (4979m)
4979 m
·Russia
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4
Gestola (4860m)
4860 m
·Georgia
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4
Tetnuldi (4858m)
4858 m
·Georgia
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4
Ushba (4710m)
4710 m
·Georgia
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5
Ushba South (4690m)
4690 m
·Georgia
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5
Ailama (4547m)
4547 m
·Russia
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4
Tiutiun-Tau (4460m)
4460 m
·Georgia
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4
Donguzorun (4454m)
4454 m
·Russia
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3
Ullu-Tau (4207m)
4207 m
·Russia
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3